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Comparisons of national wealth are also frequently made on the basis of nominal GDP, which does not reflect differences in the [[cost of living]] in different countries (''See'' [[List of countries by GDP (nominal) per capita]]). Using a PPP basis is arguably more useful when comparing generalized differences in living standards on the whole between nations because PPP takes into account the relative cost of living and the [[inflation rates]] of the countries, rather than using just [[exchange rates]] which may distort the real differences in income.
Comparisons of national wealth are also frequently made on the basis of nominal GDP, which does not reflect differences in the [[cost of living]] in different countries (''See'' [[List of countries by GDP (nominal) per capita]]). Using a PPP basis is arguably more useful when comparing generalized differences in living standards on the whole between nations because PPP takes into account the relative cost of living and the [[inflation rates]] of the countries, rather than using just [[exchange rates]] which may distort the real differences in income.


Other figures include [[savings]] (not just income), such as [[national wealth]]. GDP per capita is often considered an indicator of a country's [[standard of living]],<ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2009/sep/14/sarkozy-attacks-gdp-focus French President seeks alternatives to GDP], [[The Guardian]] 14-09-2009.</ref><ref>[http://www.europarl.europa.eu/committees/en/studiesdownload.html?languageDocument=EN&file=19990 "Alternative progress indicators to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as a means towards sustainable development"]</ref> although this can be problematic because GDP per capita is not a measure of [[personal income]] (''See'' [[Gross_domestic_product#Standard_of_living_and_GDP|Standard of living and GDP]]).
Other figures include [[savings]] (not just income), GAYsuch as [[national wealth]]. GDP per capita is often considered an indicator of a country's [[standard of living]],<ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2009/sep/14/sarkozy-attacks-gdp-focus French President seeks alternatives to GDP], [[The Guardian]] 14-09-2009.</ref><ref>[http://www.europarl.europa.eu/committees/en/studiesdownload.html?languageDocument=EN&file=19990 "Alternative progress indicators to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as a means towards sustainable development"]</ref> although this can be problematic because GDP per capita is not a measure of [[personal income]] (''See'' [[Gross_domestic_product#Standard_of_living_and_GDP|Standard of living and GDP]]).


Several [[economies]], which are not considered to be countries (i.e. the world, the European Union and some [[dependent territories]]), are included in the list because they appear in the sources. These economies are not ranked in the charts here, but are listed in sequence by GDP for comparison. Non-sovereign entities, former countries or other special groupings are marked in ''italics''.
Several [[economies]], which are not considered to be countries (i.e. the world, the European Union and some [[dependent territories]]), are included in the list because they appear in the sources. These economies are not ranked in the charts here, but are listed in sequence by GDP for comparison. Non-sovereign entities, former countries or other special groupings are marked in ''italics''.
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==See also==
==See also==
* [[Big Mac Index]]
* [[Big Mac Index]]

Revision as of 18:15, 6 December 2013

Countries by 2011 GDP (PPP) per capita, based on World Bank figures; if no IMF/World Bank figure was available for a country, the CIA figure was used.

This article includes several lists of countries by gross domestic product at purchasing power parity per capita, the value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given year, divided by the average (or mid-year) population for the same year.

Methodology

Gross domestic product (GDP) dollar estimates are derived from purchasing power parity (PPP) calculations, per capita. Such calculations are prepared by various organizations, including the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. As estimates and assumptions have to be made, the results produced by different organizations for the same country tend to differ, sometimes substantially. PPP figures are estimates rather than hard facts, and should be used with caution.

Comparisons of national wealth are also frequently made on the basis of nominal GDP, which does not reflect differences in the cost of living in different countries (See List of countries by GDP (nominal) per capita). Using a PPP basis is arguably more useful when comparing generalized differences in living standards on the whole between nations because PPP takes into account the relative cost of living and the inflation rates of the countries, rather than using just exchange rates which may distort the real differences in income.

Other figures include savings (not just income), GAYsuch as national wealth. GDP per capita is often considered an indicator of a country's standard of living,[1][2] although this can be problematic because GDP per capita is not a measure of personal income (See Standard of living and GDP).

Several economies, which are not considered to be countries (i.e. the world, the European Union and some dependent territories), are included in the list because they appear in the sources. These economies are not ranked in the charts here, but are listed in sequence by GDP for comparison. Non-sovereign entities, former countries or other special groupings are marked in italics.

All figures are in current international dollars (Int$).

World Bank (2005–2012)[3]          
Rank Country Intl. $ Year
1  Luxembourg 91,388 2012
—  Macau 87,765 2012
2  Qatar 83,460 2012
3  Norway 65,640 2012
4  Singapore 61,803 2012
5   Switzerland 53,367 2012
6  Brunei 53,348 2012
—  Hong Kong 51,946 2012
7  United States 49,965 2012
8  Kuwait 45,455 2011
9  Australia 44,598 2012
10  Austria 44,208 2012
11  Ireland 43,592 2012
12  Netherlands 43,198 2012
13  Sweden 43,180 2012
14  Canada 42,533 2012
15  Denmark 42,086 2012
16  United Arab Emirates 42,080 2012
17  Germany 40,901 2012
18  Belgium 39,788 2012
19  Finland 38,655 2012
20  Iceland 37,852 2012
21  United Kingdom 36,901 2012
22  France 36,104 2012
23  Japan 35,178 2012
—  European Union 33,527 2012
24  Italy 33,111 2012
25  Spain 32,682 2012
26  New Zealand 32,219 2012
27  Israel 31,869 2012
28  Saudi Arabia 31,729 2012
29  Bahamas, The 31,629 2012
30  Korea, South 30,801 2012
31  Cyprus 30,597 2012
32  Equatorial Guinea 30,233 2012
33  Malta 29,013 2012
34  Slovenia 27,475 2012
35  Seychelles 27,008 2012
36  Trinidad and Tobago 26,647 2012
37  Czech Republic 26,590 2012
38  Oman 26,074 2011
39  Portugal 25,411 2012
40  Greece 25,331 2012
41  Slovakia 25,300 2012
42  Bahrain 24,996 2012
43  Russia 23,501 2012
44  Lithuania 23,399 2012
45  Estonia 23,065 2012
46  Chile 22,352 2012
47  Poland 22,162 2012
48  Hungary 22,119 2012
49  Latvia 20,969 2012
50  Croatia 20,532 2012
51  Antigua and Barbuda 19,964 2012
52  Palau 19,031 2012
53  Barbados 18,805 2009
54  Turkey 18,348 2012
55  Saint Kitts and Nevis 18,034 2012
56  Libya 17,665 2009
57  Malaysia 17,143 2012
58  Mexico 16,731 2012
59  Panama 16,615 2012
60  Romania 16,518 2012
61  Botswana 16,321 2012
62  Gabon 16,086 2012
63  Uruguay 16,037 2012
64  Bulgaria 15,933 2012
65  Mauritius 15,649 2012
66  Belarus 15,592 2012
67  Lebanon 14,610 2012
68  Montenegro 14,206 2012
69  Kazakhstan 13,917 2012
70  Venezuela 13,485 2012
71  Costa Rica 12,946 2012
72  Dominica 12,643 2012
—  World 12,213 2012
73  Argentina 12,034 2006
74  Brazil 11,909 2012
75  Macedonia 11,654 2012
76  Serbia 11,544 2012
77  South Africa 11,440 2012
78  Iran 11,395 2009
79  Saint Lucia 11,146 2012
80  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 10,987 2012
81  Peru 10,932 2012
82  Grenada 10,827 2012
83  Azerbaijan 10,624 2012
84  Turkmenistan 10,583 2012
85  Colombia 10,583 2012
86  Dominican Republic 10,204 2012
87  Thailand 9,820 2012
88  Ecuador 9,796 2012
89  Tunisia 9,795 2012
90  Albania 9,443 2012
91  Bosnia and Herzegovina 9,235 2012
92  China 9,233 2012
93  Maldives 9,072 2012
94  Suriname 8,858 2012
95  Algeria 8,515 2012
96  Namibia 7,565 2012
97  Belize 7,529 2011
98  Ukraine 7,421 2012
99  El Salvador 7,106 2012
100  Jamaica 7,083 2005
101  Egypt 6,724 2012
102  Bhutan 6,699 2012
103  Armenia 6,645 2012
104  Sri Lanka 6,247 2012
105  Jordan 6,148 2012
106  Paraguay 6,138 2012
107  Angola 6,105 2012
108  Georgia 5,902 2012
109  Mongolia 5,462 2012
110  Syria 5,436 2012
111  Bolivia 5,276 2012
112  Swaziland 5,246 2012
113  Morocco 5,192 2012
114  Guatemala 5,102 2012
115  Tonga 5,026 2012
116  Indonesia 4,956 2012
117  Fiji 4,943 2012
118  Vanuatu 4,606 2012
119  Samoa 4,517 2012
120  Cape Verde 4,430 2012
121  Congo, Rep. 4,426 2012
122  Philippines 4,410 2012
123  Iraq 4,246 2012
124  Honduras 4,243 2012
125  Moldova 4,182 2012
126  Nicaragua 4,072 2012
127  India 3,876 2012
128  Micronesia, Fed. Sts. 3,824 2012
129  Vietnam 3,635 2012
130  Uzbekistan 3,591 2012
131  Guyana 3,399 2012
132  Solomon Islands 3,127 2012
133  Laos 2,926 2012
134  Papua New Guinea 2,898 2012
135  Pakistan 2,891 2012
136  Nigeria 2,661 2012
137  Mauritania 2,603 2012
138  Cambodia 2,494 2012
139  Yemen 2,489 2012
140  Kiribati 2,461 2012
141  Kyrgyzstan 2,409 2012
142  Cameroon 2,342 2012
143  Tajikistan 2,247 2012
144  Sudan 2,195 2012
145  Djibouti 2,178 2007
146  Ghana 2,047 2012
147  Côte d'Ivoire 2,039 2012
148  Lesotho 1,963 2012
149  Gambia, The 1,948 2012
150  Senegal 1,944 2012
151  Bangladesh 1,883 2012
152  São Tomé and Príncipe 1,852 2012
153  Kenya 1,766 2012
154  Zambia 1,712 2012
155  Timor-Leste 1,709 2012
156  Tanzania 1,601 2012
157  Benin 1,583 2012
158  Burkina Faso 1,513 2012
159  Chad 1,493 2012
160    Nepal 1,484 2012
161  Afghanistan 1,399 2011
162  Sierra Leone 1,359 2012
163  Rwanda 1,354 2012
164  Uganda 1,352 2012
165  Comoros 1,230 2012
166  Haiti 1,228 2012
167  Mali 1,214 2012
168  Guinea-Bissau 1,192 2012
169  Ethiopia 1,139 2012
170  Guinea 1,069 2012
171  Togo 1,051 2012
172  Mozambique 1,024 2012
173  Madagascar 978 2012
174  Malawi 902 2012
175  Central African Republic 857 2012
176  Niger 665 2012
177  Liberia 655 2012
178  Eritrea 566 2012
179  Burundi 560 2012
180  Congo, Dem. Rep. 422 2012
International Monetary Fund (2012)[4]          
Rank Country Intl. $ Year
1  Qatar 100,889 2012
2  Luxembourg 77,958 2012
3  Singapore 60,799 2012
4  Norway 54,397 2012
5  Brunei 54,114 2012
6  United States 51,704 2012
—  Hong Kong 50,936 2012
7   Switzerland 44,864 2012
8  San Marino[5] 42,724 2012
9  Canada 42,317 2012
10  Australia 41,954 2012
11  Austria 41,908 2012
12  Netherlands 41,527 2012
13  Ireland 40,716 2012
14  Sweden 40,304 2012
15  Kuwait 39,874 2012
16  Iceland 39,718 2012
17  Germany 38,666 2012
18  Taiwan 38,357 2012
19  Belgium 37,459 2012
20  Denmark 37,324 2012
21  United Kingdom 36,569 2012
22  Japan 35,855 2012
23  Finland 35,771 2012
24  France 35,295 2012
25  Israel 33,878 2012
26  Korea, South 31,950 2012
—  European Union 31,571 2012
27  Bahamas, The 31,324 2012
28  Saudi Arabia 30,477 2012
29  Spain 30,058 2012
30  Italy 29,812 2012
31  New Zealand 29,481 2012
32  United Arab Emirates 29,176 2012
33  Oman 28,843 2012
34  Bahrain 28,691 2012
35  Slovenia 27,837 2012
36  Czech Republic 27,000 2012
37  Malta 26,857 2012
38  Cyprus 26,794 2012
39  Equatorial Guinea 26,487 2012
40  Barbados 25,043 2012
41  Seychelles 24,989 2012
42  Greece 24,260 2012
43  Slovakia 24,142 2012
44  Palau 23,053 2012
45  Portugal 23,047 2012
46  Estonia 21,714 2012
47  Lithuania 21,383 2012
48  Poland 20,562 2012
49  East Timor 20,113 2012
50  Trinidad and Tobago 19,826 2012
51  Hungary 19,497 2012
52  Chile 18,211 2012
53  Latvia 18,058 2012
54  Gabon 18,051 2012
55  Argentina[6] 17,917 2012
56  Antigua and Barbuda 17,833 2012
57  Croatia 17,618 2012
58  Russia 17,518 2012
59  Malaysia 16,794 2012
60  Saint Kitts and Nevis 16,066 2012
61  Uruguay 15,865 2012
62  Botswana 15,706 2012
63  Lebanon 15,587 2012
64  Belarus 15,479 2012
65  Panama 15,449 2012
66  Mauritius 15,424 2012
67  Mexico 15,363 2012
68  Turkey 14,812 2012
69  Bulgaria 14,103 2012
70  Dominica 13,994 2012
71  Grenada 13,549 2012
72  Kazakhstan 13,526 2012
73  Venezuela 13,480 2012
74  Saint Lucia 13,000 2012
75  Iran 12,986 2012
76  Romania 12,722 2012
77  Costa Rica 12,545 2012
78  Suriname 12,299 2012
—  World[5] 11,964 2012
79  Libya 11,936 2012
80  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 11,768 2012
81  Brazil 11,747 2012
82  Montenegro 11,610 2012
83  South Africa 11,281 2012
84  Serbia 10,722 2012
85  Colombia 10,671 2012
86  Peru 10,596 2012
87  Macedonia 10,465 2012
88  Azerbaijan 10,365 2012
89  Ecuador 10,215 2012
90  Tunisia 9,650 2012
91  Dominican Republic 9,547 2012
92  Thailand 9,503 2012
93  China 9,055 2012
94  Jamaica 8,916 2012
95  Maldives 8,856 2012
96  Belize 8,659 2012
97  Turkmenistan 8,641 2012
98  Marshall Islands 8,590 2012
99  Bosnia and Herzegovina 8,127 2012
100  Albania 7,997 2012
101  Tonga 7,987 2012
102  Guyana 7,965 2012
103  Namibia 7,800 2012
104  Kosovo[5] 7,506 2012
105  El Salvador 7,316 2012
106  Ukraine 7,295 2012
107  Algeria 7,268 2012
108  Micronesia, Fed. Sts. 7,123 2012
109  Iraq 7,004 2012
110  Bhutan 6,564 2012
111  Egypt 6,474 2012
112  Kiribati 6,241 2012
113  Samoa 6,157 2012
114  Angola 6,092 2012
115  Paraguay 6,053 2012
116  Sri Lanka 6,046 2012
117  Jordan 5,977 2012
118  Armenia 5,924 2012
119  Georgia 5,842 2012
120  Swaziland 5,719 2012
121  Mongolia 5,314 2012
122  Morocco 5,193 2012
123  Guatemala 5,153 2012
124  Bolivia 5,041 2012
125  Indonesia 4,923 2012
126  Vanuatu 4,843 2012
127  Honduras 4,744 2012
128  Fiji 4,740 2012
129  Congo, Rep. 4,616 2012
130  Philippines 4,380 2012
131  Cape Verde 4,368 2012
132  Nicaragua 4,352 2012
133  India 3,843 2012
134  Vietnam 3,788 2012
135  Uzbekistan 3,523 2012
136  Tuvalu 3,443 2012
137  Moldova 3,378 2012
138  Ghana 3,316 2012
139  Solomon Islands 3,288 2012
140  Pakistan 3,056 2012
141  Laos 2,847 2012
142  Papua New Guinea 2,736 2012
143  Nigeria 2,697 2012
144  Djibouti 2,648 2012
145  Sudan 2,549 2012
146  Chad 2,474 2012
147  Cambodia 2,395 2012
148  Kyrgyzstan 2,351 2012
149  Cameroon 2,338 2012
150  Yemen 2,251 2012
151  Tajikistan 2,205 2012
152  Lesotho 2,126 2012
153  São Tomé and Príncipe 2,121 2012
154  Mauritania 2,096 2012
155  Senegal 2,005 2012
156  Bangladesh 1,963 2012
157  Gambia, The 1,868 2012
158  Kenya 1,781 2012
159  Côte d'Ivoire 1,707 2012
160  Zambia 1,683 2012
161  Tanzania 1,627 2012
162  Burma 1,612 2012
163  Benin 1,556 2012
164    Nepal 1,457 2012
165  Rwanda 1,441 2012
166  Uganda 1,424 2012
167  Burkina Faso 1,415 2012
168  Sierra Leone 1,295 2012
169  Ethiopia 1,256 2012
170  Comoros 1,251 2012
171  Haiti 1,229 2012
172  Guinea-Bissau 1,210 2012
173  Mozambique 1,155 2012
174  South Sudan 1,120 2012
175  Guinea 1,109 2012
176  Togo 1,093 2012
177  Mali 1,088 2012
178  Afghanistan 1,055 2012
179  Madagascar 945 2012
180  Central African Republic 851 2012
181  Malawi 848 2012
182  Niger 807 2012
183  Eritrea 710 2012
184  Liberia 665 2012
185  Burundi 619 2012
186  Zimbabwe 552 2012
187  Congo, Dem. Rep. 365 2012
Central Intelligence Agency (1993–2012)[7]          
Rank Country Intl. $ Year
1  Qatar 103,900 2012 est.
2  Liechtenstein 89,400 2009 est.
—  Bermuda 86,000 2011 est.
—  Macau 82,400 2011 est.
3  Luxembourg 81,100 2012 est.
4  Monaco 70,700 2011
5  Singapore 61,400 2012 est.
—  Jersey 57,000 2005 est.
6  Norway 55,900 2012 est.
—  Falkland Islands 55,400 2002 est.
7  Brunei 55,300 2012 est.
—  Isle of Man 53,800 2007 est.
—  Hong Kong 52,300 2012 est.
8  United States 50,700 2012 est.
9  United Arab Emirates 49,800 2012 est.
10   Switzerland 46,200 2012 est.
—  Guernsey 44,600 2005
—  Cayman Islands 43,800 2004 est.
11  Canada 43,400 2012 est.
12  Australia 43,300 2012 est.
13  Austria 43,100 2012 est.
—  Gibraltar 43,000 2006 est.
14  Netherlands 42,900 2012 est.
15  Ireland 42,600 2012 est.
—  Virgin Islands, British 42,300 2010 est.
16  Sweden 41,900 2012 est.
17  Kuwait 40,500 2012 est.
18  Iceland 39,900 2012 est.
19  Germany 39,700 2012 est.
20  Taiwan 39,400 2012 est.
21  Belgium 38,500 2012 est.
22  Denmark 38,300 2012 est.
—  New Caledonia 37,700 2008 est.
23  United Kingdom 37,500 2012 est.
—  Greenland 37,400 2008 est.
24  Andorra 37,200 2011 est.
25  Finland 37,000 2012 est.
26  Japan 36,900 2012 est.
27  San Marino 36,200 2009
28  France 36,100 2012 est.
—  European Union 35,100 2012 est.
—  Saint Pierre and Miquelon 34,900 2006 est.
29  Israel 32,800 2012 est.
30  Korea, South 32,800 2012 est.
31  Bahamas, The 31,900 2012 est.
32  Saudi Arabia 31,800 2012 est.
33  Spain 31,100 2012 est.
34  Italy 30,600 2012 est.
—  Faroe Islands 30,500 2008 est.
35  New Zealand 30,200 2012 est.
36  Oman 29,600 2012 est.
37  Bahrain 29,200 2012 est.
—  Turks and Caicos Islands 29,100 2007 est.
—  Guam 28,700 2010 est.
38  Slovenia 28,700 2012 est.
39  Czech Republic 27,600 2012 est.
40  Cyprus 27,500 2012 est.
41  Malta 27,500 2012 est.
42  Equatorial Guinea[8] 26,400 2012 est.
43  Barbados 25,800 2012 est.
44  Seychelles 25,600 2012 est.
—  Aruba 25,300 2011 est.
45  Greece 24,900 2012 est.
46  Slovakia 24,600 2012 est.
47  Portugal 23,800 2012 est.
48  Estonia 22,100 2012 est.
—  French Polynesia 22,000 2006 est.
49  Lithuania 22,000 2012 est.
50  Poland 20,900 2012 est.
51  Trinidad and Tobago 20,400 2012 est.
52  Hungary 20,000 2012 est.
53  Chile 18,700 2012 est.
54  Latvia 18,600 2012 est.
55  Argentina 18,400 2012 est.
56  Antigua and Barbuda 18,300 2012 est.
57  Croatia 18,100 2012 est.
58  Russia 18,000 2012 est.
59  Malaysia 17,200 2012 est.
60  Botswana 17,100 2012 est.
61  Gabon 16,800 2012 est.
62  Saint Kitts and Nevis 16,500 2012 est.
—  Puerto Rico 16,300 2010 est.
63  Uruguay 16,200 2012 est.
64  Lebanon 16,000 2012 est.
65  Belarus 15,900 2012 est.
66  Panama 15,900 2012 est.
67  Mauritius 15,800 2012 est.
68  Mexico 15,600 2012 est.
—  Sint Maarten 15,400 2008 est.
69  Turkey 15,200 2012 est.
—  Curaçao 15,000 2004 est.
70  Bulgaria 14,500 2012 est.
—  Virgin Islands, U.S. 14,500 2004 est.
71  Dominica 14,400 2012 est.
72  Kazakhstan 14,100 2012 est.
73  Grenada 13,900 2012 est.
74  Venezuela 13,800 2012 est.
—  Northern Mariana Islands 13,600 2010 est.
75  Iran 13,300 2012 est.
76  Saint Lucia 13,300 2012 est.
77  Romania 13,000 2012 est.
78  Costa Rica 12,800 2012 est.
—  World 12,700 2012 est.
79  Suriname 12,600 2012 est.
80  Libya 12,300 2012 est.
—  Anguilla 12,200 2008 est.
81  Brazil 12,100 2012 est.
82  Montenegro 12,000 2012 est.
83  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 12,000 2012 est.
84  South Africa 11,600 2012 est.
85  Colombia 11,000 2012 est.
86  Peru 10,900 2012 est.
87  Macedonia 10,800 2012 est.
88  Azerbaijan 10,700 2012 est.
89  Serbia 10,600 2012 est.
90  Palau 10,500 2011 est.
91  Thailand 10,300 2012 est.
92  Cuba 10,200 2010 est.
93  Ecuador 10,200 2012 est.
94  East Timor 10,000 2012 est.
95  Tunisia 9,900 2012 est.
96  Dominican Republic 9,800 2012 est.
97  Maldives 9,400 2012 est.
98  China 9,300 2012 est.
99  Jamaica 9,300 2012 est.
—  Cook Islands 9,100 2005 est.
100  Belize 8,900 2012 est.
101  Turkmenistan 8,900 2012 est.
102  Marshall Islands 8,800 2012 est.
—  Montserrat 8,500 2006 est.
103  Bosnia and Herzegovina 8,400 2012 est.
104  Albania 8,200 2012 est.
105  Guyana 8,100 2012 est.
—  American Samoa 8,000 2007 est.
106  Namibia 7,900 2012 est.
—  Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha 7,800 FY09/10 est.
107  Tonga 7,700 2012 est.
108  Algeria 7,600 2012 est.
109  El Salvador 7,600 2012 est.
110  Kosovo[5] 7,523 2012 est.
111  Micronesia, Fed. Sts. 7,500 2012 est.
112  Ukraine 7,500 2012 est.
113  Iraq 7,200 2012 est.
114  Bhutan 6,800 2012 est.
115  Egypt 6,700 2012 est.
116  Angola 6,500 2012 est.
117  Samoa 6,300 2012 est.
118  Paraguay 6,200 2012 est.
119  Sri Lanka 6,200 2012 est.
120  Jordan 6,100 2012 est.
121  Kiribati 6,100 2012 est.
122  Georgia 6,000 2012 est.
123  Armenia 5,900 2012 est.
124  Swaziland 5,900 2012 est.
—  Niue 5,800 2003 est.
125  Mongolia 5,500 2012 est.
126  Morocco 5,400 2012 est.
127  Guatemala 5,300 2012 est.
128  Bolivia 5,200 2012 est.
129  Indonesia 5,100 2012 est.
130  Syria 5,100 2011 est.
131  Nauru 5,000 2005 est.
132  Vanuatu 5,000 2012 est.
133  Fiji 4,900 2012 est.
134  Congo, Rep. 4,700 2012 est.
135  Honduras 4,700 2012 est.
136  Nicaragua 4,500 2012 est.
137  Philippines 4,500 2012 est.
138  Cape Verde 4,200 2012 est.
139  India 3,900 2012 est.
—  Wallis and Futuna 3,800 2004 est.
140  Uzbekistan 3,600 2012 est.
141  Vietnam 3,600 2012 est.
142  Moldova 3,500 2012 est.
143  Ghana 3,400 2012 est.
144  Solomon Islands 3,400 2012 est.
145  Tuvalu 3,400 2012 est.
146  Laos 3,100 2012 est.
147  Pakistan 2,900 2012 est.
—  West Bank and Gaza 2,900 2008 est.
148  Nigeria 2,800 2012 est.
149  Papua New Guinea 2,800 2012 est.
150  Djibouti 2,700 2012 est.
151  Sudan 2,600 2012 est.
—  Western Sahara 2,500 2007 est.
152  Cambodia 2,400 2012 est.
153  Cameroon 2,400 2012 est.
154  Kyrgyzstan 2,400 2012 est.
155  São Tomé and Príncipe 2,400 2012 est.
156  Tajikistan 2,300 2012 est.
157  Yemen 2,300 2012 est.
158  Lesotho 2,200 2012 est.
159  Mauritania 2,200 2012 est.
160  Bangladesh 2,100 2012 est.
161  Senegal 2,100 2012 est.
162  Chad 2,000 2012 est.
163  Gambia, The 1,900 2012 est.
164  Côte d'Ivoire 1,800 2012 est.
165  Kenya 1,800 2012 est.
166  Korea, North 1,800 2011 est.
167  Benin 1,700 2012 est.
168  Zambia 1,700 2012 est.
169  Tanzania 1,600 2012 est.
170  Rwanda 1,500 2012 est.
171  Burkina Faso 1,400 2012 est.
172  Burma 1,400 2012 est.
173  Sierra Leone 1,400 2012 est.
174  Uganda 1,400 2012 est.
175  Comoros 1,300 2012 est.
176  Haiti 1,300 2012 est.
177    Nepal 1,300 2012 est.
178  Ethiopia 1,200 2012 est.
179  Guinea-Bissau 1,200 2012 est.
180  Mozambique 1,200 2012 est.
181  Afghanistan 1,100 2012 est.
182  Guinea 1,100 2012 est.
183  Mali 1,100 2012 est.
184  Togo 1,100 2012 est.
185  Madagascar 1,000 2012 est.
186  South Sudan 1,000 2012 est.
—  Tokelau 1,000 1993 est.
187  Malawi 900 2012 est.
188  Central African Republic 800 2012 est.
189  Eritrea 800 2012 est.
190  Niger 800 2012 est.
191  Liberia 700 2012 est.
192  Burundi 600 2012 est.
193  Somalia 600 2010 est.
194  Zimbabwe 600 2012 est.
195  Congo, Dem. Rep. 400 2012 est.


See also

References

  1. ^ French President seeks alternatives to GDP, The Guardian 14-09-2009.
  2. ^ "Alternative progress indicators to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as a means towards sustainable development"
  3. ^ Data refer mostly to the year 2012. "GDP per capita, PPP (current international $)", World Development Indicators database, World Bank. Database updated on 23 September 2013. Accessed on 9 October 2013.
  4. ^ Data refer mostly to the year 2012. World Economic Outlook Database-October 2013, International Monetary Fund. Accessed on 9 October 2013.
  5. ^ a b c d Population data from World Development Indicators, World Bank. Accessed on 9 October 2013.
  6. ^ The IMF is using officially reported data for Argentina. It warns, however, that it has "issued a declaration of censure and called on Argentina to adopt remedial measures to address the quality of the official GDP data. Alternative data sources have shown significantly lower real growth than the official data since 2008." [1]
  7. ^ GDP - per capita (PPP), The World Factbook, Central Intelligence Agency. Accessed on 9 October 2013. Notes: Data for the World and Kosovo obtained from individual grouping pages.
  8. ^ The World Factbook claims to be using a population of "less than 700,000" to estimate the per capita figure, but the PPP GDP data on Equatorial Guinea's page suggest a population of about 740,000 was used.
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